Trevor Baylis, inventor of the wind-up radioTrevor Baylis, the creator of the wind-up radio that helped millions in the developing world to access life-saving information, has died aged 80.
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The inventor, who was awarded a CBE in 2014 for services to intellectual property, died of natural causes on Monday morning, having been ill for some time.
Baylis, from Twickenham in south-west London, was regarded as one of Britain’s greatest living inventors. He was best known for his BayGen clockwork radio, which he created in 1991 after watching a documentary about Aids in Africa that highlighted the value of educational radio programmes in tackling the spread of HIV.
“If you can solve a problem then you are well on your way to being an inventor,”he told the Guardian in 2003.
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In recent years he had complained of financial difficulties after revealing he had received little of the profits from sales of his best-known invention. It prompted Baylis to urge the government to introduce stronger legal protection for inventors.
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